Automated scheduling

Automated scheduling lets property operators set WiFi service to activate, pause, and deactivate on preset dates, automating the resident WiFi lifecycle. It's designed for multi-dwelling-unit operators — student housing, senior living, multifamily — who want move-in and move-out to happen automatically, without manual provisioning. It removes admin work and ensures WiFi access always matches each resident's tenancy.

Operators schedule WiFi to activate on specific dates — typically a resident's move-in date — and onboarding happens automatically, with no manual setup. The service is ready the moment the resident arrives, on their own unique PPSK network. This turns move-in from a help-desk task into a zero-touch process that scales across every unit and property.

Service pause lets operators temporarily suspend a resident's WiFi and reactivate it later, without deleting their account or configuration. A common use is a missed payment: access can be paused until the resident is current, then restored instantly. Because the setup is preserved, reactivation is immediate — no re-onboarding — which keeps the experience smooth and the admin minimal.

Operators can set WiFi service to terminate automatically on a specific date — such as a contract or lease end — or end it manually at any time. This ensures access is revoked exactly when it should be, closing the security gap of credentials lingering after a resident moves out, with no manual cleanup required by the property team.

They form one automated resident lifecycle within MDU WiFi. Self-serve onboarding gets a resident online at move-in, billing services collects any service fees, and automated scheduling handles activation, pausing, and termination in between — including pausing access on a missed payment. Together they deliver zero-touch move-in and move-out on a unique PPSK per resident.

Yes — significantly. By scheduling activation, pause, and termination in advance, it removes the manual provisioning and de-provisioning that normally accompany every move-in, payment issue, and move-out. Property teams set the rules once, and the system executes them automatically across all units and properties, cutting help-desk tickets and eliminating the errors that come with manual account management.